Sentence examples for one leitmotif from inspiring English sources

This show should belatedly rebalance the public perception of Ofili's art, which for two decades has been stuck on one leitmotif: the elephant dung he used in his early work.

One leitmotif I was unable to preserve in translation is the theme of ruhig/unruhig.

One leitmotif among Chavistas has been that even a dead Chávez would win the elections by a landslide.

One leitmotif is the lack of credit the Lib Dems, and Clegg in particular, got for the coalition's successes, from putting a brake on austerity to taxing plastic bags.

(Somewhat less significant, one persistent leitmotif of the meta-coverage, a wide-eyed wonder at the marvel of a disappearing plane in our age of mass technological surveillance, has finally been put to rest).

Hops on one foot, bent legs and angular bodies become general leitmotifs.

It was there on one summer Sunday in 1943 that he scribbled out a prayer that serves as a leitmotif in his daughter's reflections.

In one of the leitmotifs of his campaign, his supporters donned grinning Modi masks.

With "day by day work" and "consistency" his leitmotifs, one wonders if Emery is never even a little bit tempted to look forward to a possible knockout stage in spring 2017.

If so, classic experimental results of proper specific aminoacylation of tRNAs truncated to mini- or even micro-helix [ 25, 26] and in vitro selection of aa-specific RNA aptamers [ 12] complement rather than exclude each other which is one of the leitmotifs of the present paper.

If one detected that a leitmotif of this year's Happy Days was a carefully engineered retreat into the invisible architecture of the inner self, Max Stafford-Clark's production of Beckett's radio play All That Fall (commissioned by the BBC in 1956) merely reinforced that impression.